A Guide to Britain's Rarest Plants by Christopher Dixon - ISBN: 9781784271466
Paperback
This guide describes 66 native species of plants that have the most narrowly restricted ranges in Great Britain. Each species is shown together with its habitat, to allow the reader to better understand the ecological context, and other scarce plants in the same area are indicated.

A Guide to Britain's Rarest Plants

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  • Paperback

    157 pages

  • Release Date

    1 August 2017

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Summary

For centuries, botanists have been drawn to the rarest species, sometimes with dire consequences for the species’ survival. In this book, Great Britain’s rarest flowering plants are discussed in turn, including the stories behind their discovery, the reasons for their rarity, and the work being done to save them from dying out. It is hoped that it will help to throw light on some of the species that normally gain little attention, and foster an appreciation of our most threatened plants.

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781784271466
ISBN-10:1784271462
Author:Christopher Dixon
Publisher:Pelagic Publishing
Imprint:Pelagic Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:157
Release Date:1 August 2017
Weight:340g
Dimensions:216mm x 140mm
Series:Pelagic Identification Guides
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Critics Review

Overall, this well-written book has a great deal to offer and anyone with even a casual interest in leaf beetles will find it enjoyable and informative.

Overall, this well-written book has a great deal to offer and anyone with even a casual interest in leaf beetles will find it enjoyable and informative. – Steve Lane * Atropos *

About The Author

Christopher Dixon

Christopher J. Dixon has a Ph.D. in botany from the University of Vienna. Having written a comprehensive interactive key to the flora of the British Isles, Chris has studied every species found in the wild, from the most abundant weeds to little-known rarities. Drawing on his years of field experience across Europe and his talent for nature photography, Chris has travelled the length and breadth of the country to visit and record rare plants in their natural habitats.

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